New York’s share from Land and Water Conservation Fund more than $13 million
Staff Report
August 8, 2023
The funds from this year’s distribution will be available until fiscal year 2025.
National News
‘Guidance’ in revised Wisconsin plan suggests room for 1,200 wolves
Dean Bortz
August 8, 2023
The Wisconsin DNR’s Aug. 1 release of its revised wolf plan tells the public the state has room for at least 1,200 timber wolves. That number is now … an expectation. Or a guidance. Or
Fish passage 10 years in the making reconnects vital habitat areas in New York
Jeff Murray
August 8, 2023
Byron Young may not be a household name, but he’s well known in Suffolk County, N.Y., for his longtime dedication to the construction of a fish passage through Woodhull Dam on the Little River, a
Here’s how the 2023 legislative session impacted game and fish laws in North Dakota
Doug Leier
August 7, 2023
It’s hard to forget this past winter in North Dakota and its impact on fish, wildlife, hunters and anglers. While the recovery will slowly meld into the coming fall seasons, it’s important to realize the
Iowa fish and wildlife adapt to periodic drought conditions
Tom Giese
August 7, 2023
Water shortages can affect animals and fish in the short-term, but most will adapt to the lack of moisture in the long-term, according to Iowa’s hydrologist as well as a technician who has studied the
Sporting license sales under way in New York; rifle hunting allowed in Onondaga County
Dan Ladd
August 7, 2023
Sporting licenses in New York officially went on sale Aug. 3, just days after hunters were able to begin applying for Deer Management Permits on Aug. 1.
One change that recently occurred that will
Doves, teal, goose openers on Sept. 1 in Wisconsin: What can hunters expect this year?
Larry Polenske
August 7, 2023
It’s time to get the shotguns oiled, decoys dusted off and shell vests filled. Three of Wisconsin’s earliest fall hunting seasons open Sept. 1 for early goose, early teal, and mourning doves.
Wisconsin Department
Minnesota’s outdoors scene mourns loss of Shawn Perich
Staff Report
August 7, 2023
North Shore outdoors writer, publisher, and entrepreneur Shawn C. Perich died last Thursday, Aug. 3 at the age of 64 following a battle with brain cancer.
Outdoor News readers remember Perich as the newspaper’s
Archery, hunter-ed programs threatened by removal of federal funding
Dan Ladd
August 7, 2023
Sporting groups across the U.S. are heavily criticizing the Biden Administration following a July 31 report that the president and Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona intend to remove federal funding for hunter education and archery
